I will put links to some of the projects on the Friday page.
Getting ready for the workshop
To get onto the Tinkercad classroom for our workshop click on this link:
Your nickname is your first name unless your parent/guardian specified something else.
If you have an Arduino kit, at the moment we plan to do the zoetrope project on Wednesday afternoon. To do it, you would need a plastic lid around 4 1/2 inches in diameter and one or two templates printed out from this website https://www.instructables.com/id/Make-a-Zoetrope-21. Feel free to assemble on the plastic lid (not on a CD) as described on the website. The result should look something like this:
Announcing Arduino Workshop for Middle School Students
June 29-July 3, 2020
Workshop description: An introduction to Arduino programming and interfacing. Participants will learn hardware interfacing (connecting pins of the Arduino to buttons, indicators (LEDS) and sensors (thermistors), Arduino programming, and some electronics. The course can be done with a real Arduino kit or with the Tinkercad Circuits simulator. For students entering 7th-9th grade.
Workshop will be presented online via zoom with two meetings per day. Participants will learn basics of circuits, Arduino programming, and hardware interfacing and will conclude with an original project.
Please click here to register for the program. (Registration is now closed)
Participants will be exposed to engineering in a low-key, fun and creative way!
Binghamton University Optoelectronics Laboratory
Program Instructors:
David Klotzkin, PhD: Electrical Engineering Professor at Binghamton Universtiy and director of Optoelectronics Laboratory Questions: send email
Shari Klotzkin, PhD: Enjoys doing engineering activities with her three children
We are both excited to introduce Arduino hardware and software to future engineers.
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